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Permalink Reply by Daniel Kocis on July 14, 2009 at 12:34pm

With ODS (layout) and Dashboards, Proc SGPLOT, Proc GKPI, Proc SGPANEL and Proc REPORT.

With Time series transformations into common time dimensions and derivatives, Proc Expand.

EM5.3 and now 6.2 is a must for PMML output and neural or logistic models (Try the rule induction for something unique - copyrighted by SAS themselves)

And of course the Powerdog Proc Means using Class variable.


Used in varied consulting engagements.

Permalink Reply by Peter Flom on July 14, 2009 at 2:40pm

Base and Stat
GLM, MIXED, NLMIXED, GLIMMIX, FACTOR, LOGISTIC
I am a statistics consultant at a hospital

Permalink Reply by Prab Prabhakar on July 24, 2009 at 10:23pm

I am in an advanced analytics group in a market research company.

Other than routine procs in Base SAS (like import, export, freq,corr, univariate) and SAS/STAT (means, reg, factor, anova, glm, cluster, phreg, logistic), I make heavy use of macros and SAS/IML. Also make fair amount of use of optmodel from SAS/OR and have started using proc mcmc.

Prab

Permalink Reply by Nagendra Dabbugottu on August 11, 2009 at 9:50am

work Base SAS,
PROC SQL
Macros

Permalink Reply by Tejamoy Ghosh on November 29, 2009 at 6:54am

Modules:
1. Base (of course!) incuding macros
2. Stat,
3. ETS (rarely)
4. Access for PC Files

Procodures:
Many of them, top 10 being:
1. Logistic
2. GLM
3. Fastclus and Cluster
4. Reg
5. Means
6. Freq
7. Univariate
8. Genmod
9. Calis
10. ARIMA

Industry:
Multiple: as and analytics and quantitative research professional, I get to address business questions from different domains like financia services (Insurance, banks - credit cards and retail loans), retail, beverage, aviation, education, and so forth.

Permalink Reply by Serena Chiarle on December 10, 2009 at 3:19am

I should use mostly DI Studio; but whenever I can I switch to Base. I also use a lot of WA and EM; sometimes STAT/GRAPH and IML.
I mostly stick to proc sql, proc transpose, import/export, datasets and contents. Most of the stuff I do need data step's functions and macro's code.
We work for the public administration.

Permalink Reply by Venkateswara Rao. Ch on August 16, 2012 at 1:36am

Hi Vincent,

I am working in clinical domain. Frequently used procedures in SAS are

Base SAS Procedures: Sort, Transpose, Append, Sql.

STAT Procedures: Freq, Means, Univariate, Ttest, Rank, Npar1way, Mixed, Glm, Logistic.

Graphical Procedures: Gplot, Boxplot (With annotation).

 

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